gender outlaw from the time she said being a little girl is a torment and she insisted that everybody call her jimmy. she wore boy s clothes and that was the world view she had when he went to hollywood. she didn t want to start playing the game of hollywood where you put on the prettiest dress. i mean, katharine hepburn made pants happen. it was seen as being tomboyish look often with mannish jackets. so it was that glamorization of that androgynous look for women. she did it beautifully and i think in a very feminine way. she didn t look as though she was trying to be a man and fool all of us. she was katharine hepburn and she is saying, here i am, and i m me. and i love that about her. it was a huge pushback against hepburn wearing pants. gossip columnists would spend the entire column writing about how she wasn t living up to the standards of what people expected a woman to do in public and how they expected her to be and act.
hollywood. she didn t want to play the game of hollywood, put on your prettiest dress. katharine hepburn made pants happen. it was seen as being a very tomboyish look, often with mannish jackets. so it was a glamourization of that androgenous look for women. she did it beautifully and i think in a very feminine way and she didn t look as if she was trying to be a man and fool all of us. she was catherine hepburn and she is saying here i am and i m me and i love that about her. there was a huge pushback against hepburn wearing pants. gossip columnists would spend it the entire column writing about how she wasn t living up to the standards of what will people expected a woman to do in public and how they expected her to be and act. it certainly gave women who had never worn pants and thought oh, this is something i simply can t do in my real life, it gave them a lot of confidence about this is okay, i can do it, katharine hepburn does. she successfully stood up to what hollyw
she didn t want to the belate game of hollywood, put on your prettyist dress. katharine hepburn made pants happen. it was seen as being a very tomboyish look, often with mannish jackets. so it was a glar morization of that androgenous look for women. smooel she did it beautifully and i think in a very feminine way and she didn t look as if she was trying to be a man and fool all of us. she was catherine hepburn and she is saying here i am and i m me and i love that aboutler. there was a huge pushback against hepburn wearing pants. gossip columnists would spend it the entire column writing about how she wasn t living up to the standards of what will people expected a woman to do in public and how they expected her to be and act. it certainly gave women who had never worn pants and thought oh, this is something i simply can t do in my real life, it gave them a lot of confidence about this is okay, i can do it, katharine hepburn does. she successfully stood up to what hollywoo
is the national enquirer gave a lot of very positive coverage to donald trump and a lot of very negative coverage to his opponents. why did that happen? how did that develop? that was one of the things we were interested in figuring out. in my reporting, what i found when i was talking to people was that there were actual stories that were sent prior to publication over to michael cohen with the express purpose of making sure that they were okay with him. does this is this because we heard so much here in new york. donald trump and gossip columnists. is this like a similar thing where trump the celebrity, trump the apprentice star has a relationship with a celebrity tabloid and that just folds into the campaign? is that kind of what happened here? i think that s one way to think about it, right? it s totally acceptable for a celebrity or a reality star or someone who is, you know, a new york real estate developer, to make lots of calls to gossip columnists and want to be a so
tabloid and that just folds into the campaign? is that what happened here? i think that s one way to think about it, right? it s totally acceptable for a celebrity or a reality star or someone who is a new york real estate developer to make lots of calls to gossip columnists and want to be a source for lots of information. the rules change a little bit when you are a candidate. you still can talk to as many publications as you want. you can suggest stories. you can i mean there s nothing about that that s problematic. the issue becomes one, and this is sort of what the investigators are looking at, is, is the national enquirer an extension is it part of a campaign apparatus? is there a level of control that this politician or his campaign might have over this publication? john, talk about the impact, if there is any, i m curious what you make of it because use the ted cruz one as an example. the national enquirer puts it out there and donald trump is able to get up on tv or